Contains of many small executable to help interact with CommonSense with following the unix philosophy of smaller dedicated tools

A testing framework to run unit tests via csv

Content-Security-Policy utils

A tiny rails helper to make an array of strings into nice css classes

inline CSS from external file(s) and/or style elment(s) in head element into style attibute of HTML elements

Convert csv file to xlsx file.

Turn CSVs into JSON

Generate a JSON table schema from a CSV file

Declaratively specify a CSV blueprint, then create customized plans for CSV generation.

CsvCreator provides nice, configurable interface which will generate CSV file for you, from collection you want (database or array with non-db related objects).

ActiveModel::Serializers style CSV serialization.

Simple solution to export csv file.

Tool that builds CSV files

A ruby gem to export all records of any model to a xls file

CSV generator with ensuring string fields quoted

Santize large csv files and help in predicting datatypes including min max values for easy import to SQL

Import and export a CSV file in a very easy and simple way

Ever found yourself trying to find the right way to use Ruby's CSV library? Confused about all those CSV.parse and CSV.open, and when to use each of them? The purpose of CsvObject gem is to create convenient interface to work with CSV files and data in Ruby. Whatever you have: string with filename, CSV data itself, Pathname, CSV::Table, array of hashes, or even Paperclip::Attachment, just throw it into CsvObject.new(your_stuff)

Because I hate excel, I'd rather query my csv files like I would query a db

Effortlessly print enumerables as CSV.